Emotional Embuffination

Making You Emotionally Buff Enough to Overcome Any Conflict

De: David Enevoldsen

Narrado por: David Enevoldsen

Duración: 5 h y 48 m

Resumen del Editor

Emotional embuffination is the process of making you emotionally buff. It’s a method to develop emotional fitness in a way that will help you overcome any kind of conflict. It’s about dealing with and overcoming the negative emotions that arise when things aren’t going how you want them to.

This work is the product of my journey through suicidal depression, my background in psychology, and my work as a family law attorney. Family law involves divorces and child custody work - where conflict and negative emotions are plentiful and intense. All of this has culminated in the work before you: a comprehensive look at how to successfully deal with the things we don’t like in life. By applying the principles outlined in these lines, you’ll improve the relationship with your children, your romantic partners, and your ex(es). You’ll understand what makes your enemies tick and how to overcome the struggle with them. You’ll improve your self-image. You’ll thrive when tragedy strikes. In short, you’ll be on your way to overcoming any obstacle you face.

Join me on the road to eliminating hardship in our journeys through life. Together, we can improve the existence of both ourselves and those around us.

©2020 Thoughts of Abundance (P)2022 Thoughts of Abundance

Powerful Read

Wow, this is a powerful read. It starts right out of the gate. The examples, research studies, strategies, and action items in this book are life altering. Many of which I have personally practiced and grown tremendously through. David does an amazing job of painting a very clear picture on what works and what does not work for building up the value in one’s life. He also backs the tips and action items with data and multiple research studies of thousands of people. This is the book to build up the best version we can be to provide the best version we can be to all those around us. A very clear and concise manual on self altering and impactful growth. I HIGHLY recommend!

Make yourself stronger without becoming callous

it's a great book that brings together scientific studies with deeply personal experience. It will definitely lift you up and give you the tools to grow. Also, only the second person I've ever heard use the word reciprocity, especially how important the concept is.

Its time to rise above and conquer your emotions.

David has done a remarkable job with this book. I have been a student of people for 40 years, the most recent decade or so as a behavioral health registered Nurse. His self disclosure added the necessary element of credibility to this book. The book is very well presented and organized so it is way to listen to and finish.
As someone who has both struggled and succeeded with conflict, this book hits the elements squarely on the mark. He provides emotional scenarios we all can relate to while also providing the insight that only comes from someone who has lived those scenarios.
For anyone wanting or needing insight into your emotions this is a MUST read.
Eric Isaacsen. RN

Enevoldsen made an amazing tool for growth!

"Family Law is good people at their worst." There is zero doubt how Enevoldsen has seen it as a family attorney. Emotions in family court cases made otherwise considerate, smart, and caring people... into total wrecks.

It was absolutely soul-baring to hear how even in his own personal life, with a minor degree in Psychology, still found his emotions & suicidal thoughts funnel him into the barrel of a gun in his mouth.

More important, it's amazing how he got out of that deep, dark place. Enevoldsen makes the science of emotional resilience make common sense. "Emotional Embuffination" is just that. Emotions are like muscles. You must work out to get stronger. You must continously grow.

The combination of how he turned his life around & that of his clients... is awe-inspiring. Not to mention, duplicatable like a well-run exercise plan. A great read & every chapter has question prompts like a workbook.

Highly, HIGHLY recommend!

Full of gems

This book has so many good gems about how to live better our lives and deal with emotions in a practical and positive way. The author has many examples in each chapter to illustrate the many points that he's trying to make. The book is well researched and well explained.
I enjoyed it a lot and with the way is structured I can easily go back and revisit the main points as at the end of every chapter there is a summary and food for thought.
Highly recommend it.

Great advice on how to deal with people

Overall, this was a great listen. Here's what I liked best:

This book is narrated by the author, and his enthusiasm for the material comes through. He has good energy, and his voice is pleasant to listen too. I read this book first before listening to it. I definitely preferred the author's voice to my own.

This book has a lot of very useful lessons about how we can be better in our interactions with other people. Instead of getting angry or just thinking someone is stupid, you can use the tools in this book to 1) uncover why a person is acting the way they are and 2) be prepared to respond to a conflict. Then you can engage that person and address the conflict in a positive and constructive way. This is one of those books that we all probably need to listen to or read every so often to refresh our toolbox. I found myself thinking about situations I could have handled differently (better) in my own life as I listened to this book.

I liked how the author used real-life examples throughout the book to illustrate his points.

Outstanding!

Where to start? David does an outstanding job discussing how to strive for and obtain better command of one's emotional states/reactions. I believe most people have struggles with maintaining a high level of emotional intelligence and control. In this book, David pulls from both personal and professional experience to take the reader/listener on a practical journey towards understanding how emotions play an integral role in the way we perceive the world around us. More importantly, David outlines a clear path for better understanding and applicable improvement. The mix of the author's own personal truths coupled with scientific research lends to a credible yet deeply personal account of how to find a better way forward during challenging times. I highly recommend this book for anyone looking for real-world, personal improvement in self control, awareness, communication, conflict resolution, and relationship building. The topics covered in Emotional Embuffination are universal to all of us. This book is a great resource and well worth your time!